invt EC-IO801 Expansion Module User Manual
- June 13, 2024
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EC-IO801 I/O Expansion Module User Manual
Preface
Thank you for choosing INVT EC-IO801 I/O expansion module.
The EC-IO801 I/O expansion module is used with the GD880 series VFD control
box.
This manual describes the product overview, installation, wiring, and
commissioning instructions. Before installing the VFD, read this manual
carefully to ensure the proper installation and running with the excellent
performance and powerful functions into full
play.
Product features:
- Supports analog input detection in voltage mode and current mode: AI1, AI2
- Supports analog output detection in voltage mode and current mode: AO1, AO2
- Supports configurable digital inputs and relay output: DI1, DI2, DI3, RO1
- Provides power supply for DI: 24VDC
- Enables flexible configuration of filtering time of AI and DI, improving the detection stability of the module
Product overview
1.1 Model description
Figure 1-1 Product nameplate and model designation
1.2 Specifications
Table 1-1 Specifications
Parameters | Specification |
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Working temperature | -10–50℃ |
Storage temperature | -20–60.0℃ |
Relative humidity | 5%–95% (No condensation) |
Running environment | No corrosive gas |
Installation method | Fixed with snap-fits and screws |
Ingress protection (IP) rating | IP20 |
Heat dissipation method | Natural air cooling |
1.3 Structure
Table
1-2 Component description
No. | Name | Description |
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1 | STATUS Status indicator (green) | On: The expansion module is connecting |
with the control board. Blinking (On: 500ms; Off: 500ms):
The expansion module is connected with the control board.
Off: The expansion module is disconnected from the control board.
2| FAULT Fault indicator (red)| On: The expansion module is faulty.
Off: The expansion module works normally.
3| Installation fixing hole| To fix the expansion module and maintain a good
connection of the PE layer.
4| X1 connection terminal| Relay output terminal
5| X2 connection terminal| External power port
6| X3 connection terminal| Terminal for digital input and analog input
7| X4 connection terminal| Terminal for analog input and analog output
8| Nameplate| Including the model and sequence number of the expansion module
9| Connection port| For electrical connection with the control box.
10| Positioning hole| To align the expansion module and control box for easy
installation
Installation and wiring
2.1 Installation precautions
| Make sure the device has been powered off before installation.
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Note| There are three expansion module interfaces on the control box
(expansion slot 1, expansion slot 2, expansion slot 3). You can use expansion
slot 1 or expansion slot 2 according to the actual wiring.
It is recommended to install the I/O expansion module at expansion slot 2.
Required tools: Phillips screwdriver PH1, straight screwdriver SL3
Table 2-1 Screw torque requirements
Screw size | Fastening torque |
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M3 | 0.55 N·m |
2.2 Dimensions
The dimensions of the I/O expansion module is 73.5×103×36.1mm (WHD).
Figure 2-1 Product dimensions (unit: mm)
2.3 Installation instructions
It is recommended to place the I/O expansion module at expansion slot 1 of the
control box. The following is an example of the installation at slot 1.
Step 1 Place the module in the corresponding position of the control box
expansion slot 2, align it with the slot, and then buckle it together.
Step 2 Align the expansion module positioning hole with the positioning stud.
Step 3 Fix with a M3 screw. The installation is complete.
Note:
- The expansion module and control box are electrically connected through slots. Please install them in place.
- To ensure the reliable operation of the expansion module and meet EMC requirements, please tighten the screws according to the recommended torque for reliable grounding.
2.4 Disassembly instructions
You can disassembly the module by reversing the order of steps described in
section 2.3 Installation instructions.
Step 1 Disconnect all power supplies and disassemble all cables connected to
the expansion module.
Step 2 Use a Phillips screwdriver PH1 to remove the grounding screws of the
module.
Step 3 Lift the module out of the control box positioning stud and pull it out
to a suitable position. Disassembly is complete.
2.5 User’s wiring terminal
Figure 2-2 Product appearance
Table 2-2 X terminal function definition
Category| X terminal| Terminal definition| Description|
Specifications
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Relay output| X1-1| RO1A| NO contact of relay| 1.Contact capacity: 3A/AC250V,
1A/DC3OV
2.Cannot used as high frequency switch output
X1-2| RO1B| NC contact of relay
X1-3| RO1C| Common contact of relay
Power supply| X2-1| COM| Digital reference ground| 1.Used to provide input
digital working power from the external to the internal
2.PW and +24V have been short connected.
3.Power supply: +24VDC
X2-2| PW| Power supply
X2-3| +24V| Power supply
Category| X terminal| Terminal definition| Description|
Specifications
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Digital input| X3-1| Dll| Digital input 1| 1 Internal impedance: 3.3k0
2.12-30V voltage input is acceptable
3.Bi-direction input terminal
4.Max. input frequency: IkHz
X3-2| D12| Digital input 2
X3-3| D13| Digital input 3
X3-4| COM| Digital reference ground
Analog input| X3-5| Al2+| Analog input 2| 1.Input range: 0-10y or 0-20mA
2.Input impedance: 30K0 for voltage input; 5000 for current input
3.Whether voltage or current is used for input is set through the jumper J1,
J2.
X3-6| Al2-
X4-5| All+| Analog input 1
X4-6| All-
Analog output| X4-1| A01| Analog output 1| 1.Output range: 0-10y or 0-20mA
2.Whether voltage or current is used for output is set throughthe jumper J3,
J4.
3.Error ±1% at 25°C
X4-2| GND| Analog reference ground
X4-3| A02| Analog output 2
X4-4| GND| Analog reference ground
Figure 2-3 External wiring diagram when using EC-IO801 expansion module
2.6 Wiring precautions
Note:
- Analog input should not exceed the range: 0–10V, 0–20mA.
- Analog input/output type selection: The jumper selection signal (voltage or current) must be consistent with the input method of the user interface.
- As shown in Figure 2-4, J1/J2 are used to select the analog input signal type and J3/J4 are used to select the analog output signal type. For voltage signal input/output, short circuit the two adjacent terminals at the upper part. For current signal input/output, short circuit the two adjacent terminals at the lower part.
Commissioning instruction
Figure 3-1 I/O expansion module configuration flowchart
Table 3-1 Function code parameters related to I/O expansion module
Functioncode| Name| Description| Settingrange|
Default
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P51.00 (P52.00)| Module slot selection| The system allows installing modules
of the same type in multiple slots and this function code is used to select
the expansion slot at which the module is enabled (P51.00 and P52.00 cannot
be set to the same value).
0: SLOT1 1: SLOT2 2: SLOT3 3: SLOT2-1 4: SLOT2-2
5: SLOT2-3 6: SLOT3-1 7: SLOT3-2 8: SLOT3-3 9: Invalid| 0–9| 9
P51.01 (P52.01)| Module online status| Bit0: Online status of SLOT1 module
Bit1: Online status of SLOT2 module Bit2: Online status of SLOT3 module
Bit3: Online status of SLOT2-1 module Bit4: Online status of SLOT2-2 module
Bit5: Online status of SLOT2-3 module Bit6: Online status of SLOT3-1 module
Bit7: Online status of SLOT3-2 module Bit8: Online status of SLOT3-3 module
Online status 0: Offline 1: Online| 0x00– 0x1FF| 0x00
Note: For other parameter settings of the I/O expansion module, see software manuals of the GD880 series products.
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